Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The new City Council meets this evening
Sam Jones is not coming West until mex
spring.
C. B. Haynes, Of the Pioneer Press Com
pany. st. Paul, is ia town.
Miss Julia stoff left for st. Louis yester
day via Northern Pacific.
Eddie and Lorena are doing some yer,
clean trspeze work at the Comique.
F. Burbridee left yesterday by the North
ern Pacific for Ceur d'Alene City.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped 4 bars Margaret Ann valued al
$6,448.
The Montana Conference of the Metho'
dist Episcopal Church will be held in Butte
August II, 1887. with Bishop Foster pre-
siding.
Mr.. J. A. Hyde and family have left
Santa Cruz. California, and on their way
home will stop over a few daysat Portland
This is the last day for Turner's to get
measured for their uniforms as will be seer
by notice OF M. Wolf, Secretary, under
'New To-day"
Colonel Bradshaw ~telegraphed that he
left Washington yesterday for home and
will likely stop on the way to deliver a
ASNVOA0 CIV OIVOuASukOOu1 Lie
The loss on the buildings on West Broad.
way, DESTROYED by fire on the LIST, belong.
ing to Mrs. Barnard has been adjusted and
paid by Messrs. Mantle Il Warren.
The highest scores yet made at the Arion
follows: Saucier 215; Kelsey 1913. Eight
frames are rolled; possible score 24O.
The appointment Of right of way agent
for that -~~ ~ A. t.. A. --A~--
Central lying between Boulder Valley and
Anaconda has been conferred on General
c. s. Warren.
News was received by Cornelius Harring-
ton, employed at the Parrot mine. that
killed yesterday at the Gloster mine near
Helena. No particulars were learned. Con
Harrington left for there last evening.
Shanefelter is doing lots of work in the
house-raising way. He is making material
in the appearance of Dover
Main street. The buildings on the west
side OF Main street belonging to Reins and
Neyes are now being raised nearly four
feet.
Nj. John O'Leary, formerly with MUIR
ply & Clark. OF VAUDEVILLE, yesterday
the interests of Mr.. Smyth, of
the firm OF Smyth & Ryan, grocers, in Cen
MI. O'Leary thoroughly under
the wants Of the people of q min
ing camp, and no doubt will make the bust.
ness successful.
Sawtell Il Evans, the well-known grocery
6rm, have removed to q store on West
Park street next to Barrett & Jacky oppo-
site the Thomas block. They have fitted
their store up very tastefully and it pre-
sents q fresh and inviting interior. Parties
there will find a new and choice
OF the very best to be had in
The line of family groceries.
j. B. Leahy & Co. received a telegram
rom A. R. Chisholm & Co., New York, as
"Alice $40 to $3.50; market
strong all around. Sutro 40 cents" Sutro
Tunnel has gone up in sympathy with the
all along the line in Comstock.
There are a great many investors in Sutro
Who have bought through Leahy & Co.
Who will be glad to hear of the advance.
All Sons of Veterans are hereby notified
hat this evening there will be q meeting
or the purpose Of organizing and signing
In application for q charter for a Sons of
those who wish to become members
will please meet at the residence of Mr..
}. F. Phillips opposite the Edgerton House
IN East Broadway promptly at $50 p. N.
By order of H. V. HOPKINS.
Chris. Dillen has leased the Columbia
Garden for a term OF five years with the
of q renewal for five more. He is
,oing Out to-day to see what changes are
necessary. and will do SO in as good shape
ls it car be done this year. Not much can
,e done now, but he will put things in shape
or completion next year. Parties intend
ng to have picnics there this summer had
put in their appearance soon, as
irst come first served is his motto.
r. G. Huston, who, for nearly a year, has
illed the position OF travelling representa-
i've of The MINER in a very satisfactory |
to his employers, has been offered
he position Of s~torekeeper for the Alice
at Walkerville and accepted,
work this morning. While re-
the severance of MI. Huston's con-
with The MINER, we congratulate
lin on his good fortune and the Alice
company on securing q man that will prove
to every trust that may be reposed
n him.
The announced repertoire for Mile. Rhea's
is as follows: Monday, "Pyg-
and Galatea;;" Tuesday, "Fairy
Fingers" Wednesday, "Frou Frou;" Thurs
lay. 1.-THE Country Girl" Friday. "Fairy
Fingers" Saturday matinee, "Camille;;"
saturday evening, THE Widow" The sale
If reserved seats will open tomorrow (Fr;-
lay) morning at Calkins' book store.
dlle. Rhea will undoubtedly be the chief
event of the season in Butte.
Ter repertoire is world wide, and it is safe
predict large houses for her.